The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-24
WINSOR-PRIOE.

From the Kansas City Sunday Journal.
December Is.
Miss Lida Winsor and Mr.. Fred
Price were united in matrimony at
O'Clock, December IA, 1887. The
bridal party arrived at the Walnut
Street Methodist chnrch, marching to
the altar to the inspiring strains OF
Mendelsshon's "Wedding March," The
bride and groom came up the right
aisle, while the maid of honor, Miss
Julia Winsor, and Mr.. John Ransom
came up the LETT aisle, meeting at the
altar, two ushers on the right and two
on the left, forming hollow square
round the chancel. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. B. Palmore,
of Independence.
The ushers were Messrs. Geo. O.
Bacon, w. B. Gray, Charles K. Towt
and j. r. Dominick. The church was
handsomely decorated with ferns,
palms and other evergreens, two hand
some wreaths of white flowers and
beautiful floral decorations over each
door.
After the ceremony the bridal party
returned to the home of the bride, 7O5
Tracy avenue, where the house was
darkened and then brilliantly lighted
with gas, and a dainty and elegant
luHcheon was served to twenty guests,
immediate relatives of the family.
The bride looked lovely in her stylish,
tailor made, green brOadcloth, with
jacket, hat and gloves to match. She
carried an exquisite bouquet of Mare.
chal Neil roses, and wore diamond
ornaments.
Miss Julia Winsor. tailor made suit
of Gobelin blue cloth. The groom
best man and ushers wore the cOnven-
tional black. The brides troussear
was elegant, stylish and elaborate
After lunch and congratulations the
bridal party started on their wedding
trip, which will be through the east
thence to Canada, where they viii
spend the holidays with the father anC
relatives OF the groom, returning home
about the last OF January by way o
New Orleans and other southern cities
The ushers, Mr. John Ransom, Misses
Julia and Eddie Winsor, Misses Jenni,
and Mary Webb, and Miss Perrin
accompanied the happy couple to tn
train.
Those entertained at the resitenc,
were as follows:-Dr. and Mrs. Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hewson, MIR. ant
Mrs. w. II. Craig, Mr.. and Mrs
Knots, relatives of the groom; Misse
Julia and Eddie Wlnsor, of Lexington
Misses Jennie and Mary Webb, O
Waverly, cousins of the bride; Mis-
Hattie Perrin, Messrs. John Ransom
George Bacon, w. B. Gray, Charles X
TOwt and j. Z. Domjnjck
PRESENTS.
The groom to bride, diamond an,
ruby bracelet; Papa Kagy and grand
ma, set Of diamonds-earrings an,
pin; mother of bride, check for 81 900
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Hewson. bronz
clock; John r. Randall, w. B. Gray
Charles X. Torot, J. r. Dominick
ushers, bronze hall lamp; Mr.. an,
Mrs. Robert Keith, handsome bras
table; Mrs. Colonel Reid, solid silve
and gold water pitcher and tray; MI
and Mrs. w. H. Knots, silver berr
bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Winsor, sil
yer nut bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Munroe and Mr.. and Mrs. Will G
Munroe, silver jew ell case, satin lined
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. U. Marquis, set c
oXydized silver fruit knives; Misse
Jennie and Mary Webb, pair of silve
bouquet stands; Mr.. and Mrs. Eiche
berger, silver card receiver; Mr.. Chai
5. Shivers, pair of pictures. frame
, with antique brass; George o. Bacon
cut glass goblets, each engraved
$ Misses Julia and Eddie Winsor. gree
plush pin cushion aud toilet bottles
! Mr. and Mrs. Everhardt, antique oa
and green plush easy chair; Mrs. "
II. Craig, handsome Bible; Rev. "
d B. Palmore, genuine Japanese GLOW
box; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hass, yer
curious and beautiful album; Mi,
, Hattie Perrin, sea green chair scar
It hand painted; Miss Fannie Wrigh
{ hand painted banner; the Runksl fam
lily, hand painted balsam pillow Mi
Laura Mullins, pink and blue tufte
!. pin cushion and toilet mats; Mr.. an
Mrs. j. A. Harkless, paradise Lost
b illustrated by Gustave Dore; Mi
Emma Warrener, whisk broom in CA
y dinal plush case; Carrie, set of silv,
y, fruit knives; Mr. and Mrs. f. {
Weed, beautiful winter scene, frame
II In brass; Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Ii Rrer
, norman, an elegant pearl and go
u opera glass.